Victory "has never been so close", Marine Le Pen told supporters in Perpignan, as polls have her breathing down Emmanuel Macron's neck ahead of Sunday's vote.

A Turkish man has planted 30 million trees, a study says we're living (and staying healthy) for longer, and an endangered species got a brand new member...

The gunman opened fire into a crowded bar in central Tel Aviv, killing two and wounding over 10 in an attack that caused scenes of mass panic.

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President Biden said images emerging from the Kyiv region and other areas as Russian troops withdraw are “horrifying” and “an outrage to our common humanity”.

France's Greens are polling at a mere 6% ahead of the country's presidential election on Sunday.

“My eyes are burning terribly,” Muratov was quoted as saying on Novaya Gazeta Europe's Telegram channel. He said the assailant shouted: "Muratov, here’s one for our boys.”

Madrid has surprisingly changed its position on Morocco’s disputed region of Western Sahara.

Joint accession talks involving Albania and North Macedonia have been vetoed by Bulgaria.

An avalanche warning was issued in the region after several recent snowfalls.

Jackson, a 51-year-old appeals court judge with nine years of experience on the federal bench, was confirmed 53-47.

Bulgaria is one of the last EU countries to have its proposals accepted by Brussels.

Check out the photographs of Chornobyl exclusion zone after Ukraine took back control over it from Russian troops.

The agreement comes after a resurgence of tensions in the region and accusations of ceasefire violations.

"These children are now experiencing the deepest drama they have ever experienced."

Police officers in the Ukrainian town of Bucha continue to identify victims, while UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths visits a mass gravesite.

On Thursday, people gathered outside the Athens parliament as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Greek lawmakers via video link.

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The Italian transport company has also paid €30 million in a settlement to close the case.

Authorities have rescued the group's diving instructor and say there is a "strong chance" they will find those missing alive.

Ukraine has accused Hungary of "helping Putin" in the war, a day after the country's leader Viktor Orban said he was ready to break ranks with the EU and buy Russian gas in roubles.

The French consulate, at one point, said the number of French people living in the UK was greater than three hundred thousand. In the last three years, the official figures show a decline of more than 40,000. People who’ve decided they’re better...

Anti-abortion activists could face up to one year in prison if found guilty under the new bill.

Widespread destruction was seen in a town in the Kyiv Oblast, following the withdrawal of Russian forces from the region, official drone footage released on Wednesday, April 6, showed.

"For me, politics isn't a career, it's your beliefs."

Residents of Severodonetsk, in eastern Ukraine, are taking refuge in cellars and basements to protect themselves from Russian shelling.

"Everything is fine with me, well, a little injured, the memory will last a lifetime, that's for sure," Marina Andriyash told Euronews.

Thousands of indigenous people are demonstrating in Brasilia to oppose mining and oil exploration in their reserves.

In total, 378 MPs voted against the bill, while 296 supported it.

Ian Bremmer says Europe importing Russian gas is "becoming a very, very challenging behaviour to continue".

Seems a lot of door-to-door canvassing has been replaced with YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, and TikTok to reach as many people as possible ahead of the French presidential election. Euronews looks at how effective social platforms are and if they could...

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The Polish prime minister ridiculed the French president’s numerous phone calls with his Russian counterpart, comparing them to trying to negotiate with Hitler.

Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist, was killed on 2 October 2018 at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.

In his latest video address, Ukraine's president says Moscow is making so much money from oil exports that it doesn't need to take peace talks seriously.

The vote to oust Russia from the UN's leading human rights body on Thursday was 93-24 with 58 abstentions.

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The US and UK rolled out new sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, with Europe promising a fifth round of sanctions soon.

“In every barrel of oil, there is Ukrainian blood”, a member of Ukraine's parliament told Euronews. He added that the situation in Mariupol could be worse than what took place in Bucha.

"People are exhausted. They need help, they need our support. They need us to be there and start to receive the kind of first psychological aid there's going to be so important."

Minsk has claimed that officers shot and injured the suspects because they had tried to "resist arrest".

Up to four million people are believed to have died during the great famine between 1932 and 1933.

Malta has rebuffed Brussels warnings and has argued that the issuing of citizenship should remain a "national competence".

The MP was known for making strong and outlandish statements that alarmed Western countries.

Ukrainian authorities have said Russian troops aren't letting in aid to Mariupol, because they are worried the world will see what's going on there.

Scientists' Rebellion activists throw red paint on the Spanish Parliament to demand climate action.

Art Paris 2022 opens its doors once again at the huge Grand Palais Éphémère on the Champ-de-Mars, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in the French capital.

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As Russia's war in Ukraine causes the tectonic plates of geopolitics to shift, Agnes Callamard argues that we must not allow justice for Jamal Khashoggi to fall through the fault lines.

This edition of Witness is dedicated to the first two weeks of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat travelled to Kyiv and Lviv in the west of the country, gathering testimonies. This is her first-person account of the ear...